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What is Boondock?
Comic strip about a group of African-American city kids adjusting to life in white suburbia. Talentedly written by Aaron McGruder.
New strip every weekday on okayplayer.com
Small kid: I´ve got a question...
Big kid: Is it a stupid question?
SK: Auctually, it´s a science question.
BK: Ok, shoot.
SK: What kind of rims do you think they put on the Mars Rover?
Boondock - meme gif
Boondock - video
Boondock - what is it?
A Boondocker is a person (or persons) who enjoy the outdoors away from modern society and whom visit National Forests and BLM land in their quest for freedom and solitude. They are typically Nature lovers and truly believe in "Pack it in, pack it out" and you will seldom be able to tell whether they have visited a location or not.
The mode of travel can be anything on wheels and if so driven they may as well have solar panels to aid in off the grid traveling and visiting locations. Many people are surprised at the education levels found within this group as they range from Doctorates to high school graduates or simply a GED. Whatever their education level, they all seem to have a common thread: To travel freely and enjoy the great outdoors with as little impact on Mother Earth and Society as they can.
I'm a boondocker and very proud of it.
What does "Boondock" mean?
a comic strip by Aaron Mcgruder featuring two black liberal politicly informed children. very funny.
the boondocks are exelent at bush-bashing
Boondock - what does it mean?
To live along way from town.
Somewhere far from civilization.
John lives in the boondocks.
Boondock - meaning
Comic strip and T.V show that highlights the finer point of being African American in modern society. It intellectually approaches problems that this race faces everyday
Nigga moments are the 3rd leading cause of black man's death after pork chops and FEMA.
Many insightful quotes like this come from the boondocks
Boondock - definition
A hilarious show written by Aaron McGruder, an critic of the black community. The show is based off of a comic strip by Aaron McGruder. The main characters are Huey Freeman, the smart practical one, Riley Freeman, the extremist, Grandad Freeman (a.k.a. Robert Freeman), the funny one, and Uncle Ruckus, the black white supremacist. Some of the re-occurring characters are Tom, Apimpnamedslickback, Jasmine, Thugnificent, Sarah, Ed Wuncler, Gin Rummy, etc.
While the show is very funny, it also draws attention to some of the real problems occurring in certain black communities.
I watched the Boondocks last night. It was hilarious.
Boondock - slang
Quite possibly the best and funniest show on Adult Swim. The show is alot more mature in humor than many other shows aired on Adult Swim. Mature as in the socio-political approach of the show.
In my opinion the funniest show since the early Chapelle Days.
A sample of The Boondocks humor
Granddad: Y'all need to start appreciating your Grandaddy! I went and spent your inheritance on this beautiful house in this neighborhood! And all I ask you to do is act like you got some class...
Riley: Ay, what's "class"?
Huey: It means don't act like niggas.
Granddad: See! That's what I'm talking about right there! We don't use the n-word in this house!
Riley: Granddad, you said the word "nigga" 46 times yesterday. I counted.
Granddad: Nigga, hush!
Boondock
A word meaning something that was tight or laid back or chill. A word describing to other how something was.
"Man that party last night was boondock"
"You scored a TD?! Boondock brotha"
Boondock
An acronym meaning Basic Ordinary Oscillating Neurons Drawing Ordinary Current Kings
WTF does boondock mean?
Boondock
An area of which is resident to small/large suburbs, green zones, and any other location counter to that would be found in a city, that is outside of city limits, or on the outskirts, and still uses that city in it address. Considered the boondocks because of the inconvinence to traval there from the city and/or because the area is mostly over looked by public transportion for that city.
Peter: Hey you want to go hang out downtown today.
Riley: No, I can't I'm stuck at my mom's house out in the boondocks